Airfreight: a tough few months, but demand could return in March
The air cargo industry is expecting a bumpy few months, but some remain optimistic the ...
UPDATED 10.05.24 to include Magnús Magnússon, Odin Cargo, comments
The loss of Bluebird Nordic from the air cargo market has left a vacuum. But only for a very short time, as a new company looks set to try to regain the space, while Bluebird itself seems to have flown to Slovakia.
Odin Cargo does not appear to have aircraft or an AOC and calls itself a GSSA and airfreight capacity management specialist. Its CEO, appointed last month, is Magnús Magnússon, former director ...
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